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As regards Peter and Paul, we have scriptural authority for regarding them
as the apostles respectively of the circumcision and of the uncircumcision.
Peter and the twelve remained at Jerusalem when the disciples were
scattered, and, continuing (though God was careful to maintain unity) the
work of Christ in the remnant of Israel, gathered into an assembly on earth
the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Paul, having received the ministry
of the assembly, as of the gospel to every creature under heaven (Col. 1),
as a wise master-builder, lays the foundation. Peter sets us off as
pilgrims on our journey to follow Christ risen towards the inheritance
above. Paul, in the full development of his doctrine (though owning this,
as in Philippians 3), shews us the saints sitting in heavenly places in
Christ, heirs of all which He is heir of. All this was dispensational, and
it is full of instruction. But John holds a different place. He does not
enter on dispensation; nor, though once or twice stating the fact (as 13:1;
14:1; 17:24;20:17), does He take the saint, nor even the Lord Himself, up
to heaven. Jesus, for him, is a divine Person, the Word made flesh
manifesting God and His Father, eternal life come down to earth. The
Epistle of John treats the question of our partaking of this life, and its
But at the close of the Gospel, after stating the sending of the Comforter
on His going away, Christ opens to the disciples (though in a mysterious
way) the continuation of God's dealings with the earth, of which John
ministerially is the representative, linking the manifestation of Christ on
earth at His first coming with His manifestation at His second; Christ's
Person, and eternal life in Him, being the abiding security and living seed
of God, when dispensationally all was corrupted, and in confusion and
decay. If all were in disorder outwardly, eternal life was the same.
The destruction of Jerusalem formed a momentous epoch as to these things,
because the Jewish assembly, formed as such at Pentecost, had ceased (nay,
it had even before); only the judicial act was then accomplished.
Christians had been warned to leave the camp. The breach of Christianity
with Judaism was consummated. Christ could no longer take up the assembly,
established in the remnant of the Jews, as His own seat of earthly
authority. [see note #1]
But alas! the assembly, as Paul had established it too, had already fallen
from its first estate-could in no sense take up the fallen inheritance of
Israel. All seek their own, says Paul, not the things of Jesus Christ. All
they of Asia-Ephesus, the beloved scene where all Asia had heard the word
of God-had forsaken him. They who had been specially brought with full
intelligence into the assembly's place could not hold it in the power of
faith. Indeed, the mystery of iniquity was at work before this, and was to
go on and grow until the hindrance to the final apostacy were removed.
Here, in this state of universal declension and ruin John's ministry comes
in. Stability was in the Person of Christ, for eternal life first, but for
the ways of God upon earth too. If the assembly was spued out of His mouth,
He was the faithful witness, the beginning of the creation of God. Let us
trace the lines of this in his gospel. In John 20, as else where noticed in
detail, we have a picture of God's ways from the resurrection of Christ
till we come to the remnant of Israel in the latter days, represented by
Thomas's look on the pierced One and believing by seeing. In chapter 21 we
have, besides the remnant, the full millennial gathering. Then at the close
of the chapter, the special ministry of Peter and John is pointed out,
though mysteriously. The sheep of Jesus of the circumcision are confided to
Peter; but this ministry was to close like Christ's. The assembly would not
be established on this ground, any more than Israel. There was no tarrying
here till Christ came, [see note #2]
Peter's ministry in fact was closed, and the circumcision assembly left
shepherdless, before the destruction of Jerusalem put an end to all such
connection for ever. Peter then asks as to John. The Lord answers,
confessedly mysteriously, but putting off, as that which did not concern
Peter who was to follow Him, the closing of John's ministry, prolonging it
in possibility till Christ came. Now, in fact, the Bridegroom tarried; but
the service and ministry of John by the word (which was all that was to
remain, and no apostle in personal care) did go on to the return of Christ.
John was no master-builder like Paul-had no dispensation committed to him.
He was connected with the assembly in its earthly structure like Peter, not
in the Ephesus or heavenly one; He was not the minister of the
circumcision, but carried on the earthly system among the Gentiles, only
holding fast the Person of Christ. His special place was testimony to the
Person of Christ come to earth with divine title over it-power over all
flesh. This did not break the links with Israel, as Paul's ministry did,
but raised the power which held all together in the Person of Christ to a
height which carried it through any hidden time, or hidden power, on to its
establishment over the world at the end; it did not exclude Israel as such,
but enlarged the scene of the exercise of Christ's power so as to set it
over the world, and did not establish it in Israel as its source, though it
might establish Israel itself in its own place from a heavenly source of
What place does the assembly then hold in this ministry of John, found as
it is in the Book of Revelation? None in its Pauline character, save in one
phrase, coming in after the Revelation is closed where its true place in
Christ's absence is indicated. (Chap 22:17) We have the saints at the time,
in their own conscious relationship to Christ, in reference, too, to the
royal and priestly place to His God and Father, in which they are
associated with Himself. But John's ministerial testimony, as to the
assembly, views it as the outward assembly on earth
[see note #3]
in its state of decay-Christ judging this-and the true assembly, the
capital city and seat of God's government over the world, at the end, but
in glory and grace. It is an abode, and where God dwells and the Lamb. All
this facilitates our intelligence of the objects and bearing of the book.
The assembly has failed; the Gentiles, grafted in by faith, have not
continued in God's goodness. The Ephesian assembly, the intelligent vessel,
and expression of what the assembly of God was, had left its first estate,
and unless it repented, the candlestick was to be removed. The Ephesus of
Paul becomes the witness on earth of decay and of removal out of God's
sight, even as Israel had been removed. God's patience would be shewn
towards the assembly as it had been towards Israel; but the assembly would
not maintain God's testimony in the world any more than Israel had. John
does maintain this testimony, ministerially judging the assemblies by
Christ's word, [see note #4]
and then the world from the throne, till Christ comes and takes to Himself
His great power and reigns. During this transition-dealing of the throne
the heavenly saints are seen on high. When Christ comes, they come with
The first part, then, of the Epistles of John is the continuation, so to
speak, of the Gospel before the last two dispensational chapters; the
Revelation, that of these last two chapters (20, 21), where, Christ being
risen and no ascension given, the dispensational dealings of God are
largely intimated in the circumstances which occur; while it is shewn at
the same time that He could not personally set up the kingdom then. He must
ascend first. The two short epistles shew us that truth (truth as to His
Person) was the test of true love, and to be held fast when what was
anti-christian came in; and the free liberty of the ministration of the
truth to be held fast against assumed ecclesiastical or clerical authority,
as contrasted with the assembly. The apostle had written to the assembly.
Diotrephes rejected free ministry.
I now turn to the book itself.
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Nazis. Kidnapping. Secret religious societies. Doomsday. And clocks. So many clocks.
That's Anthony Edwards' new drama Zero Hour (premiering Thursday, 8/7c, ABC) in a nutshell, one that's as far away from the halls of County General as you can get- and that's exactly why the ER alum chose it as his TV comeback.
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"This just felt new," Edwards tells TVGuide.com. "I was reading something that felt really different that I wasn't seeing on TV and that I've never done before, and you always want that as an actor."
In the Da Vinci Code-esque thriller, Edwards plays Hank Galliston, a skeptics magazine editor who finds himself pulled into an age-old conspiracy when his wife, Laila (Jacinda Barrett), an antique clock shop owner, is kidnapped by the nefarious White Vincent (Michael Nyqvist) after she purchases a clock that contains a diamond that contains a hidden treasure map. (Still with us?) The enigmatic timepiece was one of 12 made in 1938 when Rosicrucian priests were being persecuted by Nazis. If all 12 clocks fall into the wrong hands, it could bring about a cataclysmic "storm" called "zero hour." There's also a mysterious object underneath a church moat, a creepy baby with demonic eyes, and the pilot ends with a half-buried Nazi submarine in the Canadian tundra. "There is a lot going on in the pilot. It's pretty insane," Edwards says with a laugh. "But we have to set everything up. I hope people will find it entertaining and be intrigued by what we establish."
Edwards sure was. The actor, who left ER in 2002 after eight years (he made a guest appearance in 2008), took a decade-long break from series TV to spend time with his family and didn't consider returning to the small screen until 18 months ago.
"ER was so crazy successful and I was so associated with it that I knew that I definitely needed to take a break, which I did," he says. "When I came back, I didn't think I'd come back in the hour drama format, but what excited me about Zero Hour is what excited me about ER in a similar way. Those are the kind of risks that are fun to take because when ER was made, NBC was not doing well and they took a big risk in their mind. After we made the pilot, they got behind it and supported it, but the idea of telling that story was a risk. To [ABC Entertainment President] Paul Lee's credit, he took a risk. They can develop any type of story they want and they developed this. I didn't overthink it. I just trusted my instincts."
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Edwards' interest was piqued by Hank's everyman persona, one not unlike the beloved Dr. Mark Greene's. "I joke on the set, 'Alright, bring in the next old lady to beat me up.' He's not a superhero. I think that's good for the audience," he says. And he was officially convinced after his conversation with co-creator Paul Scheuring, who laid out his whole Season 1 plan down to the final scene. "I was like, 'Holy moly! We're going there?! OK!'" he says. "Those were kind of big broad strokes of what was going on and the fun comes in the details. It's one thing to say you're going somewhere, but how do you do that in 13 different stories? That was their challenge and it made everything really intense."
Since the first season is only 13 episodes and because we live in a post-Lost world, answers will come quickly. For one, Hank, who recruits the help of his staff reporters Arron (Scott Michael Foster) and Rachel (Addison Timlin) and FBI agent Beck Riley (Carmen Ejogo), will find Laila sooner rather than later. "The kidnapping is built into the mystery, which is the story itself, not the mission to find her," Edwards says. "We're not spending 13 episodes looking for my wife. All the players you see will interact. ... Storytelling is always changing. I think people are watching TV more now in different ways and writing about it. They're downloading an entire season; they binge-watch. Homeland is a great example. You watch 12 episodes and it's a year before we see it again, but we'll be ready for it. So we don't hold back here."
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By the end of the finale, the clock conspiracy will be all wrapped up and, should the show get renewed, it would reset, so to speak, with a new arc. Edwards remains coy as to whether the Season 1 finale will set up a new mystery ("It depends who you talk to") and whether Season 2 would include any more ominous tick-tocking. "We may have used up our clock quota," he quips.
So were any clocks harmed in the making of Zero Hour?
"I don't think so," Edwards laughs. "They're a big part of it, but it's not episodes of clocks. I think the clocks made it out OK."
Zero Hour premieres Thursday at 8/7c on ABC.
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Mouse & Lion. By Rand Burkert. Pictures by Nancy Ekholm Burkert. Michael Di Capua/Scholastic, $17.95. Ages 3–6.
By Janice Harayda
Nancy Ekholm Burkert established herself as one of America's great illustrators of children's books with her art for the original 1961 edition of Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach. She has held that distinction for 50 years – along with Maurice Sendak, Chris Van Allsburg and a handful of others – and is perhaps the country's best living female picture-book artist.
Ekholm Burkert works in the fine-art tradition of nuanced and often symbolic paintings, an approach pioneered by illustrators such as N.C. Wyeth and Arthur Rackham. She excels at re-interpretations of classics, which have included Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs, a retelling of a Brothers Grimm version translated by Randall Jarrell.
In Snow-White and elsewhere, Ekholm Burkert shows a deep understanding of how far you can go with ageless tales without betraying their spirit. Unlike artists who simply graft modern clothes or speech onto classics, she works from the inside out. She brings to each book a unity and originality of vision that extends to the most arcane detail. The dwarfs in her Snow-White aren't elves or gnomes. They are real people, based on research suggesting that the tale may have roots in a medieval incident involving dwarfs. This approach gives Snow-White a warm humanity and depth that most versions lack.
Anyone who doesn't know Ekholm Burkert's work will find an excellent introduction to it in the elegant Mouse & Lion, her first picture book since Valentine & Orson in 1989. Capably written by her son, Rand, this retelling of Aesop's "The Lion and the Mouse" sets the fable in the Aha Hills on the border of Botswana and Namibia. Ekholm Burkert gives the tale a baobab tree and a tawny African grass mouse with black and white stripes. That is where another artist would have stopped.
Ekholm Burkert goes further. Her book shows, perhaps better than any other, that this story is about the mouse, who is the protagonist to the lion's antagonist. Most versions have both animals on the cover or just the lion. This one has only the mouse on the front. The lion is on the back.
Mouse & Lion is original in other ways. Many artists treat Aesop's fable as a stern tale that instructs: Be kind, and others will repay you for it. Ekholm Burkert sees the humor in the story: The king of beasts needs help from a tiny creature in freeing itself from a hunter's snare. This and other aspects would be comical in real life, and her pictures show it. In a witty series of images, the regal Lion treats Mouse like a court jester: He demands that his captive show he's brave enough to repay the favor of a release. Lion laughs when Mouse tries to perform acrobatics on a blade of tall grass that breaks, an act that lands him on his head. The king-and-vassal relationship changes after Mouse gnaws a hole in the snare that has trapped Lion, and the book gains a second theme — the joy of small things — in closing pages that show Mouse's mate and their babies and Lion admiring ethereal African flora and fauna. If the fable traditionally casts kindness as a duty or means of self-preservation, this one shows that it is also pleasure.
Ekholm Burkert admires Asian art, and more than her earlier books, Mouse & Lion shows its influence on her work through its agile lines and expansive use of white space. At the same time it retains the virtues of her earlier books: the subtle color sense, the superior draftsmanship and the rich textures — on the grain of a boulder, the fur on a mouse, the wings of a butterfly. Rand Burkert notes in an afterword that the lion was Aesop's favorite "character," and Mouse & Lion is the rare retelling that makes you see why.
Best line/picture: No. 1: Mouse returning to his mate and their six melt-your-heart babies. No. 2: Burkert has found an subtle way around a challenge : the difficulty of showing in a single image actions occurring at different times. She uses an airy blue to show things that have occurred or will – for example, the pendulum route Mouse has swung above Lion's jaws.
Worst line/picture: None, but Rand Burkert has a heavy hand with exclamation points. Do you really need them after "A net dropped and twisted around him!" and " 'Ah yes!' he thought"?
Recommended? This beautiful children's book may also appeal to adults who admire fine-art illustration. I liked Jerry Pinkney's almost wordless 2010 Caldecott winner, The Lion & the Mouse. But Mouse & Lion offers more insights into the fable, and the two retellings are so different that many people will want to read both.
Furthermore: Publishers Weekly named Mouse & Lion one of the best picture books of 2011. Nancy Ekholm Burkert won a 1973 Caldecott Honor for Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs. Her other honors include a show of her work at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. A New York Times review of Mouse & Lion discusses varied interpretations of Aesop.
About the author: A short biography of Nancy Elkhom Burkert appears on the blog We Too Were Children, Mr. Barrie.
You can follow Jan (@janiceharayda) on Twitter by clicking on the "Follow" button at right. She is a novelist and award-winning critic who has been the book columnist for Glamour and book editor of the Plain Dealer.
© 2012 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.


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In the year 2023, in the United Kingdom, £218,900 a year gross salary, after-tax, is £127,454 annual, £10,621 monthly, £2,443 weekly, £488.54 daily, and £61.07 hourly gross based on the information provided in the calculator above.
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Shades of Fairness and the Marketing of Prejudice
Posted by The Situationist Staff on May 30, 2007
In a previous post, "Black History is Now," Jon Hanson & Michael McCann discussed how shades of skin color play a surprisingly significant role in how we assess ourselves and others. As they described, studies have found, for instance, that dark-skinned Blacks are more than ten times more likely to experience frequent racial discrimination than their light-skinned counterparts and "dark-skinned Mexican Americans and Cuban Americans continue to face higher levels of discrimination in the labor market."
Of course, because there is money to be made in exploiting such stereotypes and prejudices, the invisible hand of the market finds ways to do so (as we have highlighted in posts such as "Womens' Situation in Economics" and "Survival of the Cutest." And as we have also noted in a previous post, a favorite way for marketers to manipulate the typical consumer (who wants to believe that she or he is in control and acts according to her or his own preferences) is to tell her or him that such a person would want their product. That is, marketers commonly exploit the gap between who we are in fact (situational characters) and who we like to believe we are (dispositional choosers) by assuring us that, with their product, we will be the latter. In doing so, they typically reinforce the same stereotypes and prejudices that their techniques tap into, further enhancing their situational grip.
Today's New York Times has an article by Heather Timmons entitled, Telling India's Modern Women They Have Power, Even Over Their Skin Tone, that brings all of those themes together. We have excerpted portions of her article below and inserted videos of advertisements for some of the skin-lightening products discussed in the article.
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The modern Indian woman is independent, in charge — and does not have to live with her dark skin.
That is the message from a growing number of global cosmetics and skin care companies, which are expanding their product lines and advertising budgets in India to capitalize on growth in women's disposable income. A common thread involves creams and soaps that are said to lighten skin tone. Often they are peddled with a "power" message about taking charge or getting ahead.
Avon, L'Oréal, Ponds, Garnier, the Body Shop and Jolen are selling lightening products and all of them face stiff competition from a local giant, Fair and Lovely, a Unilever product that has dominated the market for decades.
Fair and Lovely, with packaging that shows a dark-skinned unhappy woman morphing into a light-skinned smiling one, once focused its advertising on the problems a dark-skinned woman might face finding romance. In a sign of the times, the company's ads now show lighter skin conferring a different advantage: helping a woman land a job normally held by men, like announcer at cricket matches. "Fair and Lovely: The Power of Beauty," is the tagline on the company's newest ad.
Not surprisingly, the rush to sell skin-lightening products has drawn some criticism, with people saying that the products are at best unsavory and that they reinforce dangerous prejudices.
When Unilever markets Fair and Lovely, it "doesn't cause bias," but it does make use of it, said Aneel G. Karnani, a professor with the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan who earned a business degree in India.
Global cosmetics companies — which also sell skin-lightening products throughout Asia and in the United States, where they are marketed as spot or blemish removers — argue that they are just giving Indian women what they want.
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Sales of Fair and Lovely have been growing 15 to 20 percent year over year, Mr. Venkatramani said.
Skin-lightening products are by far the most popular product in India's fast-growing skin care market, so manufacturers say they ignore them at their peril. The $318 million market for skin care has grown by 42.7 percent since 2001, says Euromonitor International, a research firm.
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There's no denying that the notion of "fairness," as light skin is known in India, is heavily ingrained in the culture. Nearly all of Bollywood's top actresses have quite pale skin, despite the range of skin tones in India's population of more than a billion people.
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India is hardly alone in its pursuit of "fairness." Korea, Japan and China are big markets for skin-whitening products. And the United States is not exempt. Ebony magazine ran similar ads relating to full-face "skin brightening" or "skin whitening" creams aiming at African-American consumers through the 1950s and 1960s, said Jeanine Collins, communications director for Ebony. Those ads changed their message during the 1970s and 1980s to talk about removing spots or blemishes, she said.
In India, advertisements for L'Oréal-branded products and the company's Garnier line generally feature a pale model, and focus on the ingredients in the product, using take-action language like "YES to fairer and younger looking skin" or "Against inside cell damages."
L'Oréal's super-high-end Vichy line is more direct: the main advertising image in Asia shows a woman unzipping her blemished, darker face to reveal a light, even-toned one within.
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To read the entire article, click here. For an interesting, recent article in The Guardian on the marketing of skin-lightening products, click here. And for a hard-hitting critique (from 2005) of skin-lightening marketing, click here.
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Update 6/6/2007: For a fascinating analysis of New Jersey's "vanity tax," which is a tax aimed at those who undergo medical procedures to improve their appearance, see Frank Pasquale's excellent post on Concurring Opinions.
11 Responses to "Shades of Fairness and the Marketing of Prejudice"
May 31, 2007 at 12:51 am
Here's something interesting:
Supposedly, in medieval Europe, light skin was considered beautiful, and only the rich aristocrats, who didn't work in the fields like the poor peasants, had skin that wasn't tanned. In more recent times, when poor people began to work in indoor factories and couldn't afford to spend much time outdoors in the sun, tanned skin became seen as beautiful. Also, earlier European portraits seem to indicate that the body weight perceived in those times as most attractive was heavier than today's standard of beauty. Rich people were more likely to be, um, "full-figured" than poor people. Today, this relationship is reversed; poor people are more likely to be heavy, and being heavy is seen as unattractive.
This suggests a hypothesis:
In a given society, the standard of beauty will be associated with whatever physical attributes distinguish between rich and poor. In other words, traits associated with low social status will be considered ugly and traits associated with high social status will be considered beautiful.
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Did someone say "cute?"
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Riding Habit by SickleYield and I and now owned by Daz. This is an 11-piece set including pants that morph into jodphurs, shirt collar, boots, crop and three different kinds to riding helmet - British, Safety Helmet and Dressage Hat. It comes with lots of classic textures.Main.jpg700 x 905 - 263Kpopup5_(2).jpg700 x 905 - 190KMain_(2).jpg700 x 905 - 443K
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Jockey Set by SickeYield and I, also now owned by Daz. It comes with five sets of silks with matching jockey cap textures as well as pants, boots, goggles and whip.Main.jpg700 x 905 - 206Kredyellow.jpg600 x 776 - 199Kjocktack3.jpg700 x 905 - 357KPost edited by Marieah on
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The Pro Pack Horse textures updated for the new Daz Horse.
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Cowhorse- The Palomino horse in his updated Western Tack by WillDupre, using the "Wild West" textures by me.
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jade monkey Posts: 111
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So... I guess this is better than the millennium horse? I have the bundle but to be honest I don't think I've ever even installed it :P
One thing that was an issue with the previous horse was the mane. It always looked a bit fake. I really like how free-flowing the mane looks in these shots. No more horse 'helmet head'!
Richard Haseltine Posts: 88,728
Well, RawArt did say his next set was truly terrifying.
JennK Posts: 834
Looking forward to this one.... So when can we look for it in the store??
bigh Posts: 8,147
hope they are free bs for xmas - cause I isn't buying any
Vilian Posts: 281Richard Haseltine said:Well, RawArt did say his next set was truly terrifying.
Like Whimsyshire in Diablo3 :D
larsmidnatt Posts: 4,511
nice to have sneak preview. can it use the old horse stuff? Like battle armor?
WhiteMyst Posts: 212
Beautiful horse! The toy ponies gave me cutness overload, must have *grabby hands gesture*. I have a feeling I will have to save for a long time to purchase all this goodness, oh well something to look forward to. :)
ledhead Posts: 1,586
Holy Crap!
Oh, my wallet is rebelling. Especially since I bought Mil horse only a few months ago. But oh wells... Gotta have the new horse.
I am curious about the saddle. One thing I hated was the saddle and bridle, and making hand and poses and fitting stirrups to feet. Hopefully some poses will come out for the horse so I don't have to suffer doing all that fitting!
klooless Posts: 115
Oh my goodness, those toy ponies are just too cute. Going to have to get those as my daughters and granddaughters are going to love them!
atticanne Posts: 3,009
I looked into my crystal ball and I see a lot of horsing around in the future.
Proxima Shining Posts: 969
They all look great, pity I am broke right now... :-/
Ghostpanther Posts: 139
Will that be a Genesis Horse ;-) :coolsmile: ?!
The Toy horses I could imagine for a gift for my little niece :lol: - maybe playing with the "real" horses on the green :-) - but anyway, I know that I can't afford it now. I have to wait until christmas !!
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Oh My This looks so awesome :-). Gonna have to save up for the new horsey's and llama's..lol. Ok so I was oh'ing and ahhhh'ing over the toy ponies and my 6 year old daughter came to look at what I was squealing over :-).
Her Response: I WANT That!!
My Response: Honey they are 3D models...lol
Her Response: Well, I'll just get daddy to get them for me cause they are cute and I want to have them :-)
I can't wait for them to come out cause I just love me some animals!!


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AMSTERDAM – She couldn't resist. Singer Miley Cyrus smoked a joint on stage and twerked with a dwarf during the MTV EMAs on Sunday.
The 20-year old pop star also took home the Best Video award for her hit song "Wrecking Ball" during a show with a strong lineup of other performers including Eminem and Katy Perry.
Cyrus opened the space-themed show singing the song "We Can't Stop," while wearing a silver spandex suit and gyrating her buttocks in the move known as twerking in the general direction of her smaller female dance partner.
To the delight of the crowd in Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome, Cyrus finished the number by sticking out her tongue, the same expression she flashed repeatedly during her eyebrow-raising appearance at MTV's Video Music Awards in New York in August.
After winning the top award at the end of the show, she celebrated by demonstratively lighting up a large spliff and quickly taking a puff.
Marijuana is not legal in the Netherlands, but smokers can't be prosecuted for possessing small amounts and it is sold openly in cafes known euphemistically as "coffee shops." However, that didn't stop MTV from editing the incident out of the telecast that aired in America later Sunday evening.
Cyrus, who long ago shed her image of innocence as the child star of "Hannah Montana," has made no secret of her appreciation of Amsterdam's attractions, arriving the Friday before the show and hanging out at the Greenhouse coffee shop downtown with several other stars.
She also wore marijuana leaf emblems in her earphones during a live rendition of "Wrecking Ball" against the backdrop of a giant video screen of herself crying.
The EMAs traditionally focus on global, rather than U.S. pop music acts, though there's a lot of overlap: winners included Bruno Mars, who grabbed Best Song for "Locked Out of Heaven," and Eminem both in the Best Hip Hop and Global Icon category.
The "intergalactic"-themed show is scheduled to be rebroadcast in the U.S. later Sunday.
Another notable winner was Katy Perry for Best Female Artist. Perry, apparently caught by surprise at her win, spit out a sip of champagne and took the stage to thank her fans.
During Perry's performance earlier, she hung suspended by wires as green lasers reflected off her mirrored outfit during a rendition of "Unconditional."
Eminem, who has just released his first album in several years, appeared to have lost none of his rapping skill as he performed "Rap God," spitting out words at a blistering pace.
He was handed his Global Icon honor by "Anchorman" character "Ron Burgundy" (actor Will Ferrell), who informed him that Dutch DJ Afrojack had been insulting him behind his back.
"Who?" Eminem deadpanned.


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Friday, June 5, 2009
Donuts for National Donut Day and Foodie Friday
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite - Homer Simpson had the first and last words on donuts..."Is there anything they can't do?" Today is National Donut Day and I can't let the day pass without sharing my favorite recipe for cake donuts with you. It first appeared in Gourmet magazine. The donuts are simple and inexpensive to make. They have the added advantage of being "make your socks go up and down" delicious. For as often as I make these, I still don't own a donut cutter. I, instead, follow the advice of Kitty Bartholomew, a designer from the early days of the Home and Garden Network who urged people to "make do with what you do have" rather than bemoan what you don't. So, my donuts are shaped using the rim of a 3-inch glass and an apple corer. It's the price I pay for a dislike of clutter and the accumulation of rarely used gadgets. The finished donuts can be dredged in confectioners' sugar, cinnamon sugar or dipped and iced in a frosting of your choice. These are not a figure friendly creation. To keep my appetite in check I find it helpful to remember an old German adage, "Fear makes the wolf seem bigger than he is." Scott Roenen has a response that keeps me on the straight and narrow. He says, 'The tub of glazed donuts doesn't help either." Enjoy in moderation.
Cake Donuts...From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite
3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1-1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup sugar
3/4 cup well-shaken buttermilk
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
2 large eggs
12 cups vegetable oil
To finish:
Confectioners' sugar
Cinnamon sugar
Melted chocolate
1) Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, and baking soda in a large bowl. Whisk together 1 cup sugar, buttermilk, butter, and eggs in another bowl, then add to flour and stir until a dough forms (dough will be sticky).
2) Turn out dough onto a well-floured surface and knead gently 8 times. Flour dough and a rolling pin, then roll out dough into a 12-inch round (about 1/3 inch thick). Cut out as many doughnuts as possible with floured 3-inch doughnut cutter and transfer to lightly floured baking sheets. Gather scraps, reroll, and cut more doughnuts in same manner.
3) Heat oil in a 5-quart heavy pot until thermometer registers 375 degrees F. Working in batches of 3, slide doughnuts into oil and fry. Once each doughnut floats to surface, turn over and fry 50 seconds, then turn again and fry 50 seconds more. Transfer to paper towels to drain. Cool slightly and dredge in confectioners' sugar, cinnamon sugar or dip and ice with melteded chocolate. Yield: 18 donuts.
I'm sending this recipe to Michael at Designs By Gollum for Foodie Friday, the blogging event she sponsors.
52 comments :
- NKP said...
Wow! You made your own donuts! That is so very cool. Can I have one? :)
- June 5, 2009 at 12:33 AM
- Pam said...
Oh Mary, they look absolutely perfect. I could eat way too many of these.
- June 5, 2009 at 12:48 AM
- theUngourmet said...
I am one of the few people in the world that does not like Krispy Kreme donuts.
Homemade donuts are a billion times better! These look especially delicious!
- June 5, 2009 at 1:02 AM
- Selba said...
Seriously there's a national day for donut? Wow!
- June 5, 2009 at 1:30 AM
- Mariana said...
Well I declare I have never heard of a national donut day. Sounds like a good reason to splurge, as you say, in moderation. Yours look better than the ones you buy Mary, because they have that homemade appeal about them. Yum.
- June 5, 2009 at 1:38 AM
- Katy ~ said...
Mary, those donuts look as if they belong in a bakery store window. Oh my stars do they ever look GOOD! I've been wanting to make donuts, but didn't want to do the raised kind, so these are just what I was hoping to make. I have all the ingredients on hand....
What's moderation LOL!!
- June 5, 2009 at 4:57 AM
- Ning said...
These are perfect with a hot cup of coffee!! :)
- June 5, 2009 at 5:15 AM
- Donna-FFW said...
Mary- these look beyond wonderful. Way beyond. I would like a seat at the table please. I'll bring the java.
- June 5, 2009 at 6:29 AM
- Jamie said...
Fabulous! Who doesn't absolutely love donuts? Yours look so incredible. I really must make them, I love donuts. It is the first thing I buy when I get to the US.
- June 5, 2009 at 7:07 AM
- Casey said...
I have made doughnuts with my daughter before, but always the batter which requires a 1-2 hour waiting period. I love that this recipe offers immediate gratification and can't wait to try it tomorrow! (Too late a start this morning...:) )
P.S. I found you through TasteSpotting and just wanted to let you know that if you have any photos that didn't make it...I'd love to publish them. Thanks, Casey
- June 5, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Martha said...
When daughter was small and had friends over I used to make biscuit donuts which wowed the kids -- I've never made "real" donuts, however and these look delicious. I am afraid that I would be attempting fate by making these --
- June 5, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- Ginger said...
No more Dunkin Donuts for me!! I am just coming to your house from now on when the donuts urge hits me. If anybody can pull homemade donuts off, it has to be you. They look perfect! Have a great weekend.
- June 5, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- Christina Kim said...
These donuts look beautiful, and I can't believe they are homemade. You are so right about just using what you have, rather than complaining about what you don't. I am guilty of complaining, admittedly, but I certainly have gotten by just fine without certain items!
- June 5, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Joy Tilton said...
Thank you Mary! Today's our anniversary and cake donuts are my husband's all time favorite! Tomorrow morning I'll surprise him with these!
joy c. at grannymountain
- June 5, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- Hootin Anni said...
I would LOVE to say "I'll pass these up"....but when there's chocolate involved...oh man. Yummy.
But...but, they're so 'lethal' for the blood levels. Why oh why are the good yummy things so bad for you?
I know, I know....eat everything in moderation. But here again, you just can't eat ONE! Right?
- June 5, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Heather S-G said...
These are so beautiful. I can't believe you made them...well, I guess I can, but you know...
- June 5, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- chocolatecup said...
oh my! i have leftover buttermilk! yays! and i so had nooo idea there is a doughnut day! not complaining though:P
think i am going to make balls or roll in into a long snake-like thing and form doughnut rings or balls? i dont have like a cutter:)
yours loook fantastic:) thanks for posting:)
- June 5, 2009 at 8:58 AM
- Netts Nook said...
I haven't ever had a donut I didn't like. They look like you bought them at the store.
- June 5, 2009 at 8:59 AM
- Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen said...
This brings back such wonderful memories for me. My grandmother made doughnuts very similar to these. Don't let my husband see this picture or all of the doughnuts will disappear before you know it.
- June 5, 2009 at 9:37 AM
- Culinary Wannabe said...
Thank-you for drawing my attention to this very important day! I had no idea, and this gives me the perfect excuse to indulge. :) So my only problem is what to do with all of the leftover oil when you're done frying? I'm always caught in a pickle on that one.
- June 5, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- Allie said...
They look so perfect! Homemade is sooo much better I can't wait to try these, I get lazy and just use biscuts.
- June 5, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Boo-Bah AKA Iris said...
These look so good. Moderation? I'm not sure if I can handle that.
I just bought my first biscuit cutter at walmart after 53 years of cooking. Something I don't really need, as a rim of a glass works just fine. just a splurge I guess.
- June 5, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Rattlebridge Farm said...
Doughnuts make my heart beat faster, but HOMEMADE doughnuts make my hands reach for the whole platter! This is a wonderful post!
- June 5, 2009 at 11:53 AM
- Unknown said...
I think this recipe is getting cut and pasted... what a fun recipe to do with my niece when she comes for the summer! She is 8 and loves to cook. she also wants me to teach her to make lasagna!
Thanks for the donuts with my coffee this morning...
Have a great week end!
~Realy Rainey~
- June 5, 2009 at 12:16 PM
- xinex said...
Wow! Homemade donuts! Yummy! I have never made my own.....Christine
- June 5, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- Shellbelle said...
Moderation? What's moderation mean Mary?
The two hardest things for me to pass up are donuts and a good chocolate cake.
- June 5, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- Joyce said...
I allow myself 4 donuts a year. One for each season and that is it for me. I have been doing this for years. Now if I made these myself I would have to sit in the closet and eat them all by myself and cheat:) Now I should only practice this seasonal thing with Pizza and cookies and cake etc:) No such luck!
- June 5, 2009 at 1:27 PM
- ~ ~ Ahrisha ~ ~ said...
Oh, Yummy! I remember coming home as a little girl and the kitchen filled with yeast raised donuts my Mom had made while we were not there to bug her. Every available space had donuts on it.
Thanks for the memories.
~ ~Ahrisha~ ~
- June 5, 2009 at 2:38 PM
- Chandy said...
Mary, I snagged this recipe right away! Love to make cake donuts just not found the recipe from kit good enough, so I'll try yours! Thanks!
- June 5, 2009 at 2:43 PM
- Patricia @ ButterYum said...
Oooo... never have I made my own donuts. These look delish, but dangerously so! :)
- June 5, 2009 at 3:03 PM
- Leigh of Tales from Bloggeritaville said...
Ummmmm! Now that is inspiring. I have never made my own!
- June 5, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Poppedijne said...
Hi from Belgium. Thanks for your comment on my blog.I got to know a lot of good food blogs thanks to you.I have already seen a couple of recepies in your blog that interest me too.I will for sure be visiting again.
- June 5, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- honeysuckle said...
Yuummm. They are so good. I want some right now, but I will resist until the urge comes again. Oh, wait, here it comes!!!
- June 5, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Mid-Atlantic Martha said...
These are impressive -- I think maybe I'm glad I don't know how to make donuts -- it could be dangerous -- but yours are so pretty and I'll bet they're heavenly!
- June 5, 2009 at 6:07 PM
- Lyndas recipe box said...
These lovely donuts look so addictive; but I would so love one right now with my cup of coffee! Homemade donuts are one of lifes great pleasures!
- June 5, 2009 at 6:13 PM
- Karen said...
Everytime I visit, your blog makes me so hungry!! :o) I have only made donuts one time--I will have to do it again. Thanks for the recipe. Have a nice weekend.
- June 5, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- Cindy said...
Boy do those ever look yummy! Sounds like a great way to celebrate "Donut Day" or any other day for that matter! Hugs, ~cindy s~
- June 5, 2009 at 6:38 PM
What beautiful donuts you made.
I have a donut maker that bakes the donuts, other wise mine would be all lopsided.
You really did a nice job on these.
- June 5, 2009 at 6:56 PM
- Unknown said...
Wow national donut day - my sweetie and I will have to celebrate tomorrow with a dozen donuts!! Happy weekend, Esther
- June 5, 2009 at 7:30 PM
- Laura said...
At the risk of sounding rather naive :) I had no idea one cut donuts out. I guess I thought they were formed. I've only made donut holes...
These look great. I would eat waaaay too many if I made them.
- June 5, 2009 at 8:30 PM
- Mary Bergfeld said...
Laura, they are cut. Years ago there was a contraption that you filled with dough. It had a plunger and you'd push the dough through this thing into hot oil.
- June 5, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Melody said...
Gotta love the world according to Homer Simpson! Love it! Your donuts look amazing and I'm sure I could get 5-6 perfect bites there.
- June 5, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- Nancy Jane said...
I didn't realize that today was National Donut Day, so I will have to celebrate tomorrow! I'm sure whatever doughnuts I find won't hold a candle to you homemade batch. I can almost smell them frying...Nancy
- June 5, 2009 at 10:55 PM
- noble pig said...
These are easy to make, wow. My kids would love me if I whipped these up.
- June 5, 2009 at 11:57 PM
- Robin said...
Cake donuts are my favorite, as a matter of fact I'm sipping coffee and longing for one right now!
I'm uber impressed you do these yourself...kudos :)
All Things Heart and HOme
- June 6, 2009 at 7:35 AM
- Penny said...
These are very impressive. You can share if you have too many. My hand is up.
- June 6, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
I'm saving your recipe for when I have grandbabies! They look soooo good :)
- June 6, 2009 at 9:08 AM
- Puna said...
It's a good thing I didn't know that it was National Doughnut Day yesterday. I would have had a couple to celebrate. Thanks for this but I can't make homemade doughnuts when there are so many yummy pre-made ones in the store - unless you tell me that they are worth the work.
- June 6, 2009 at 9:25 AM
- Mary Bergfeld said...
Puna, homemade donuts are worth the fun you have making them. They are better than all but the very best of a good bakery's donuts. They are much better than the ones found in stores.
- June 6, 2009 at 9:31 AM
- Susan @ A Southern Daydreamer said...
I have never made donuts before... but I may have to try to! I hope you had a happy Foodie Friday and are having a great weekend ~ Susan
- June 6, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- Tom said...
Those look much better than any store bought donuts. It has been a very long time since I have attempted home made donuts but we will have to give your recipe a shot.
- June 6, 2009 at 11:20 PM
- Lori said...
I like your tool idea for these donuts. Very clever. My kids would jump up and down, socks and all, if I made homemade donuts. The only kind I have ever made is the baked kind.
- June 7, 2009 at 4:27 PM


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